The Ada, Okla. woman pleaded no contest last week to charges including methamphetamine possession with intent to distribute, gun possession by a convicted felon and bringing contraband into jail.

Harris was arrested in March, after a drug dog led cops to her car and a search of the vehicle uncovered meth, drug paraphernalia and a semi-automatic pistol.

While in jail, Harris told the female officer she did not want to lower her underwear for a contraband search because "she was on her period," according to a police report. She ended up complying, though, and the officer noticed "a wooden and metal item sticking out from her vagina area."

That item turned out to be a loaded 5-shot revolver.
"It would seem to be a very dangerous place to carry a loaded firearm," Pontotoc County District Attorney Chris Ross told KFOR. "If it goes off, it's only going one place."
The officer also "retrieved from Christie's buttock, two clear baggies containing a large amount of a crystal substance." That crystal substance turned out to be meth.

News anchors at WGN-TV were yukking it up when Harris was first arrested. "The old caboose pistol -- everybody has one," anchor Larry Potash noted, while co-anchor Robin Baumgarten tries -- unsuccessfully -- to contain her laughter.

The Ada, Okla. woman pleaded no contest last week to charges including methamphetamine possession with intent to distribute, gun possession by a convicted felon and bringing contraband into jail.

Harris was arrested in March, after a drug dog led cops to her car and a search of the vehicle uncovered meth, drug paraphernalia and a semi-automatic pistol.

While in jail, Harris told the female officer she did not want to lower her underwear for a contraband search because "she was on her period," according to a police report. She ended up complying, though, and the officer noticed "a wooden and metal item sticking out from her vagina area."

That item turned out to be a loaded 5-shot revolver.
"It would seem to be a very dangerous place to carry a loaded firearm," Pontotoc County District Attorney Chris Ross told KFOR. "If it goes off, it's only going one place."
The officer also "retrieved from Christie's buttock, two clear baggies containing a large amount of a crystal substance." That crystal substance turned out to be meth.

News anchors at WGN-TV were yukking it up when Harris was first arrested. "The old caboose pistol -- everybody has one," anchor Larry Potash noted, while co-anchor Robin Baumgarten tries -- unsuccessfully -- to contain her laughter.

The Ada, Okla. woman pleaded no contest last week to charges including methamphetamine possession with intent to distribute, gun possession by a convicted felon and bringing contraband into jail.

Harris was arrested in March, after a drug dog led cops to her car and a search of the vehicle uncovered meth, drug paraphernalia and a semi-automatic pistol.

While in jail, Harris told the female officer she did not want to lower her underwear for a contraband search because "she was on her period," according to a police report. She ended up complying, though, and the officer noticed "a wooden and metal item sticking out from her vagina area."

That item turned out to be a loaded 5-shot revolver.
"It would seem to be a very dangerous place to carry a loaded firearm," Pontotoc County District Attorney Chris Ross told KFOR. "If it goes off, it's only going one place."
The officer also "retrieved from Christie's buttock, two clear baggies containing a large amount of a crystal substance." That crystal substance turned out to be meth.

News anchors at WGN-TV were yukking it up when Harris was first arrested. "The old caboose pistol -- everybody has one," anchor Larry Potash noted, while co-anchor Robin Baumgarten tries -- unsuccessfully -- to contain her laughter.

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The Ada, Okla. woman pleaded no contest last week to charges including methamphetamine possession with intent to distribute, gun possession by a convicted felon and bringing contraband into jail.

Harris was arrested in March, after a drug dog led cops to her car and a search of the vehicle uncovered meth, drug paraphernalia and a semi-automatic pistol.

While in jail, Harris told the female officer she did not want to lower her underwear for a contraband search because "she was on her period," according to a police report. She ended up complying, though, and the officer noticed "a wooden and metal item sticking out from her vagina area."

That item turned out to be a loaded 5-shot revolver.
"It would seem to be a very dangerous place to carry a loaded firearm," Pontotoc County District Attorney Chris Ross told KFOR. "If it goes off, it's only going one place."
The officer also "retrieved from Christie's buttock, two clear baggies containing a large amount of a crystal substance." That crystal substance turned out to be meth.

News anchors at WGN-TV were yukking it up when Harris was first arrested. "The old caboose pistol -- everybody has one," anchor Larry Potash noted, while co-anchor Robin Baumgarten tries -- unsuccessfully -- to contain her laughter.